The University of Chicago has received a $100 million gift from entrepreneur and investor Konstantin Sokolov. In recognition, the program will be renamed after Sokolov.

University of Chicago alumnus Konstantin Sokolov, founder of Chicago-based IJS Investments, made the $100 million gift to the Executive MBA Program at the university.

The Booth School of Business will rename its executive MBA program after the donor, a private-equity investor who graduated from the program.

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Entrepreneur and investor Konstantin Sokolov, MBA’05, has made a $100 million gift to the University of Chicago, in support of the Executive MBA Program at the Booth School of Business. In honor of ...

A Russian-born entrepreneur and private equity investor whose career was launched at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business has given a $100 million donation to the MBA program.

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